THE MOODY BLUES Live at the Isle Of Wight Festival PART 07
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- THE MOODY BLUES - Live at the Isle Of Wight Festival - 1970 ( 2009 ) --
Encore: Ride My See-Saw --
Reflections --
Late Lament --
Justin Hayward : Guitars, Vocals
John Lodge : Bass, Vocals
Ray Thomas : Flute, Vocals
Mike Pinder : Mellotron, Vocals
Graeme Edge : Drums, Poetry Reading
While I loved seeing and hearing the young Moodies at the Isle I love even more seeing them older and reflecting on it. They were never a publicity seeking band. They delivered a special blend of music that touches the ears, hearts and minds to this day and beyond. Thanks for the posts.
I've seen the Moody Blues several times in the late '70's and early '80's. But what I see in watching videos of them performing live through the years is the audience. They are smiling, laughing, crying, dancing and just enjoying the Moody's perform. That's all any band can hope for.
Just like Justin was telling the person who filmed this---I am also so glad that he did and then took the time and effort to make a movie. I have also have been on this magical trip with the moodies over the years. Their music is a part of me now and yes flower power was a real thing as one of them said....because its the way I lived my whole life - always treating others with kindness and love...and I will till the day I die. Its so surreal now listening again to Graham recite that poem, "old people wish they were young" - Yes I sure do lol.....but I have the moodies music with me while im still alive. Thank goodness for the Moodies. RIP Graham and Ray.
What a treat to see this. I've seen the Moodies live - in concert 30+ times and I can attest to the fact that they just sound better every year. Everyone should see them at least once. The Moodies are a treasure.
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Sée them twice in 1973 and 1981 ...73 was thé best concert of my life ,did saw more than 20 great names there was something in feeling and mostly in music with Pinder ...81 glad to see the 4 boys still OK ,nothing on keys to remenber positevely....
I do like Graham´s reflections, at the end. We have taken that magical time with us, and yes, the human race is still screwed up, but we can make an Effective effort to MAKE THINGS BETTER!
Loved the original recordings, records.
Must have had an Influence: I became a Scientist, later an Educator, and now an Author.
The Love and Peace is still overriding the darkness, and we, always will come on through.
Live just a . . .
To know this band is OUR band after being with them since 1967 is a wonderful feeling; it is Flower Power, everlasting and beautiful. You really had to be there then to fully understand.
Graeme. You blokes changed my world. So much for the better. And there are millions of others that feel the same way.
Well done lads.
I can vouch for myself and at least 10 friends who were around then. Beautiful.
The enlightenment we all shared in our youth at the time was this exact sentiment - the “trees gentle voices” spoke to all of us to save our planet and you guys gave them a voice for our “children’s children’s children”
Graeme Edge's poetry is every bit as wonderful as Shakespeare's...and easier to understand.
Tremendous documentary of the best version of the Moodies in their wonderful history!!! Never knew the impact this concert had on them. Saw them five times Live over the years. Great!!!
Saw them at Celebrity Theater/Phoenix in the 70's as a young man...saw them again in Minneapolis in 2010 as an old guy...brought tears to my eyes in a sense of gratitude for being there for me throughout my life.
So great to see this piece of timeless history in music. Love is the answer.
... yes, Victoria; it's still the same insistantly painful, lovingly beautiful, ever changing fractal mystery...
I've always felt that Love is & has been the Moody's tone in all their music. From Go Now to Seventh Sojourn it been about Love. If we can learn to love one another than therw can be PEACE in the world 🌎🌍
one thing I always appreciated about the Moody Blues is when they performed, they really seemed chuffed to do it. I know that they likely had bad days, prob had their spats, etc, but when I saw them I could imagine after the show them giggling to each other and saying "wasn't we great?"
I can't believe my best friend invited me to that concert and I decided, at the last minute, not to go. What a fool I truly was to miss out on a true "moment in time"!
Rockin awesome!!!!!! The best!
You are wrong my friend. The Moodys are still touring and still sound fantastic. Don't let age create a barrier to listening to great music. It would be great to see Mike Pinder with them again one more time. I saw an interview with him recently and he's still active in music and is a truly spiritual and intelligent guy.
... yes, Jackie, what you said 9yrs ago is just as valid now as it was then. Cheers from Dave down under in Australia...
Thanks for posting this trip down memory lane................
Fantastic ❤️🎼🎶❤️
You didn’t change the world, but you made it great for those who were in your audiences!👍👏👏👏💕💞💕
so awesome! Love is all you need! Thank you Moody Blues. I am sorry i never got to see you all in concert!! Love the music
Same here. Never got to see them play in person. I jumped on the Moody Blues train in '72 when Nights was re-released. Been riding ever since.
Brilliant! Brilliant! Brilliant!
musical prophets doing god's work.
It is funny, but my little granddaughter has always watched the moodies play as older with white hair. One day I showed her one where they were younger. She liked watching them being older. Gotta love kids!
Me too, thank you very, very much for posting these... just viewed all 7 straight thru. Was great listening to their music when it was new decades ago, and it's just as wonderful now...
John Lodge is so handsome
I was a bit young when the Moodies stopped for a while. I was well seeped into their music but their time passed, or so we thought. Then Octave came out and they toured! I finally got to see them and I wasn't disappointed. 4 more times including the shows with an orchestra, once with front row just off center. I've always wished I'd had seen them with Mike but I'll have to be satisfied with what was available.
I'm older now but my grown kids all know the Moodies and now my granddaughters are learning the music. Along with the Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Jimmy Buffet and The Beatles.
Just great Murray. Watched the whole thing and as a Moodies fan from the beginning. Just fantastic - thank you.
When I was 11 graeme edge the drummer gave me his drumsticks
My son and daughter were handed his drumsticks by Graeme after a concert in the Albert Hall about 20 years ago when they were maybe 9 and 7. We still have them.
Seen the Moodies in concert 3 time Justin's solo tour 2 times all awesome
Graeme was very much a secret weapon of the Moody Blues.
i felt like i was tripping watching this!
Amazing
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Sadly with Ray Thomas passing away and Graeme announcing (I've heard)that he can't handle the touring any more,this year is their last tour together. John and Justin are doing separate Cruises next year instead of together. I so wish I could have seen them once in Concert...they are in Vegas in September and October..
We can thank the media for taking our great music away!
Occasionally off key. The mellotron, too. Overall, it must have been a wonderful experience! They did get better, to the point of perfection, with age, just like a fine wine!!!!! I would argue that they were/are better than the Beatles!!!! RIP Ray!!
Why is this concert cut into so many individual videos? Can you repost as one complete video? Thanks.
I just melted down. Please....why cant we stop killing each other?
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I want Lodge's shirt jacket!
totally cool! my only grumble about this is that I didn't get a full frontal view of John. Just once I would have liked to have known what his chest looked like. Ah well, guess I'll have to rely on my imagination.
Hi moodybluesgurl! I take from your comments that you're a Lodge Lady like I am? I adore the man! In his prime he was the sexiest man I've ever seen. I had 100's of MB pix on an old pc that is all but lost now. Had several pix of him shirtless or in swim trunks, circa the 70s and 80s. Try google and good luck!
@@busybee4436 does John have chest hair?
He did have some in his youth, but not too much.
Parts 3-6 have seemed to disappear
After all this time I thought that narration was by Michael Pinder.
Graeme wrote it, Mike recited it.
What a mess!
It's passion overload!